An inquiry will report today on allegations that a priest was involved in an IRA bomb attack in the 1970s and that a secret deal protected him from arrest. And our Vatican correspondent looks back to the sack of Rome which started on this day 1600 years ago.

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0743Chilean miners trapped below ground for 18 days
have been singing their national anthem in delight at being discovered. Patrick Power, of the British Antarctic Survey, describes what it is like to be isolated away from society for months at a time.

0749 The thought for the day with Dr Indarjit Singh, director of the Network of Sikh Organisations.

0752 Only about half the students getting their GCSE results today will have
five good grades including English and maths.
Economist Professor David Blanchflower, of Dartmouth College, discusses what the prospects are for those with poor GCSE results.

0810 An inquiry will report today on
allegations that a priest was involved in an IRA bomb attack in the 1970s
and that a secret deal protected him from arrest. Correspondent Andy Martin talks to the victims' families of the Claudy village bombing. Former Northern Ireland editor for the Sunday Times Liam Clarke looks back at the history of the alleged involvement of the clergy in assisting terrorists in Northern Ireland.

0818 The doctor at the centre of the so-called Bloodgate rugby scandal
has admitted cutting the lip of a player
to hide the fact that he had used a fake blood capsule. Ethics professor Mike McNamee looks at the dilemma faced by club team doctors.

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